The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-09

to visit the formers daughter Mrs W. E.
Collins, formerly Miss Era Steele, of this cjtv.
| Mrs. S. G. Gill, Of Richmond. is the guest of
Mrs. W. A. Woods, on North Alabama street.
Mrs. F. L. Hardcastle of Chicago. is visiting
her father and family, at No. 900 Lincoln ave-
| nue..
Miss Annie Warren. who has been the guest of
Mrs .. b. Jameson, will return to her home in
Terre Haute on Tuesday.
MISS Ida Mitchell, of Princeton, Ind, who
mas been the guest of Mrs A. M. Noe for the
past week, returned home Friday
Mr.. Win Speake will leave tonight for Cali
1ornia. where he expects to reside permanently.
he VIII engage in the tile business.
MISS Gates and guest, Miss Cutler, of Boston
| returned to New York yesterday, after pleas
ant vacation of three weeks at home.
Mrs. w. A. Krag will 60 to Washington, d.
u, on Thursday to visit her daughter, Florence,
who is pupil in Mrs. Somer's school
MISS Bessie Balm returned to her home in
Dayton, o., last week. She has been the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs B. F. Waite and family.
Mrs. Joseph Chaser, of Cincinnati, formerly
Miss Saie Mitchell, is expected home next
week to visit her parents, on East Ohio street.
DR.. Boyden, of Chesterfield, formerly of this
city. and Miss Anna Miller Of Anderson, have
been visiting Mrs. DR.. Boyden, on North Mis-
| sissippi street
| Mr. harry Oor0On mas gone TO Atchlson, Kan,
| 70 hve Mr.. Gordon WAS formerly young law
yer OF this city, but for some months has been
resident of Lafayette.
Professor NJ. J. Maxwell Rev. Sam p Jones's
musical director. was in the city yesterday on
| his way to Franklin to assist Rev. S. A. Bright
| In series of revival services
Hon. William Dudley Foulke and wife, Of
Richmond. have the sympathy of a large circle
OF friends in this city in the loss of their two
youngest children by diphtheria, last week.
The rules at West Point are very severe. A
holiday vacation of four days is only earned
when cadet has no dement's from June till
Christmas Such leave was granted to Mr.
Will V. Judson, of this city, and was spent in
Washington, d. c., as guest of Mr.. Jack Logan,
at Calumet Place. Mr. Judson was present at
tho death of General Logan, but was unable to
remain more than the allotted four days to at
tend the funeral Mr. Judsons friends are
proud of his career and standing since entering
the Military Academy.
J The Perry County Democrat, of Bloomfield,
Pa. says: I'VE give the proceedings of the in
| stitute held here last week under the direction
, OF County Superintendent Aumiller. 1t was
largely attended and proved an entire success.
The lectures were all very good, but the one by
ex-Lientenant- governor Cumback, of Indiana.
was profound and mastery effort and contain
, | ed truths that ought to leave lasting impress
sion on all who had the pleasure of hearing the
lecture The other speakers Rev. DR..
Higbee, Geo. w. Balm and Wallace Bruce
Society.
! The Bon Ton. ST., will give another Of Their
pleasant dances next Friday evening.
, Cards have been issued by Miss Florence
Miller for reception on next Wednesday after
noon.
One of the marriages announced for mex
month is that Of Miss Bessie Scott and Mr.. Will
a Daggett, both members of the Bon Ton. ir.
. Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Byram entertained party
| OF friends at progressive euchre on Friday even
q ing The favors of china were conferred OF
. Mrs. Mollie Mckee and Mr.. Theo Griffith.
: Ore of the pleasant entertainments give,
. during the week for visitors was that of Mrs
James Mckee for her guests Mrs. Owens an,
), Miss White, of Kentucky, on Friday night. TIL
3 hours were spent at progressive euchre.
' The Katherine Merrill Literary Club, an or
ganization started by Miss Catherine Merrill
holding meetings once month, did not conven
q yesterday on account of the death of one of it
most valued members, Mrs. Cordelia Jameson
. Caldwell
q Friday evening at the Janauschek performance
}, | His guests included his sister, Miss Louis
a Thompson, Miss Bags and guest, Miss Everts
= of Cincinnati; DR.. Oliver and Mr.. Will Speake
: who leaves tonight for California
= Mr.. Charles Holton entertained his friends a
g No. $40 Broadway on Friday evening with must
q and conversation. Refreshments were served
a Among those present were Misses Fannie Marsh
l jessie
McConey and Messrs. Fred Swain, Will Talbot
Harry Kidd, Frank Van Wee and Art Johns
ID A pleasant party was given by Victor Vinsor
If on last Tuesday evening. The festivities wer
enjoyed by the North-side Gee Club and friends
o One of the special features of the evening wa
1t the vocal selections rendered by Miss Banch
g Miller, assited by the Our Four" quartet, con
ic posed of Bert Gadd, Oscar Schmidt, Victor Viz
son and Harry Lauer
Mrs. Harry Drew entertained the members
20 the Progressive Euchre Club last Tuesda
At evening. The evening was delightful one, tn
Of game being played with much interess Anon
~ those present were Major and Mrs Richard
:. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Sayles, Mr. and Mrs Geora
prizes we're won by Mr.. W. O. DeVay and Mr.
a Whitney.
Miss Sallie Holiday gave an elegant and elat
~ crate tea on Wednesday evening to a number
: friends. The table was handsomely decorated
" and bunch Of hyacinths graced each lady
- plate Miss Holiday s one of the most pleasin
:, -, entertainers and hostesses. The guests include
80 Miss Birkenmeyer. Miss Robinson, of ST. Louis
i Mitchell. of Kendallville, Mr.. William Hsr
- Mr.. Martndale, Mr.. Morris, Mr.. Jesse Fletche
r. Mr.. Elliott Hord and others.
~ Miss Cora Fowler was rendered q very plea
/ ant surprise party by the Clay Club, at h
h home, No. 2l3 Massachusetts avenue, on la
- Thursday evening. Dancing and cards were
2, order. Among those present were Messrs. ia
So rell, Simms, Harvey, Fowler, Peder, Read
II Lange, Wallet and Joslin Misses Smith, Stearn
g LANCE june Black, Frazier, Wheeler, Harr
OF and Stella and Fife Church, and Messrs Riel
~ LANCE, Herman. Sullivan, Church, Smith, Ha
40 vey, Moriarty, Craft, Peder, Joslin Strip. Ma
OF OF tin, Sect, FARRELL, Bledsoe, Brown and T.
ca Fowler.
lie One of the most enjoyable progressive euch
q parties Of the season was given, on Friday eve
IN ing, by Mrs. f. P. Higgins, 430 North Californ
~ street, in honor Of Mrs. w. j. Bell, of Chicae
Ie In addition to the regular game, there were co
tv undrums and charades. The favors were earn
IN by Mrs. Cal Whitcomb and Mr.. Will Schomber
nd respectively, aiter an excltlng anu mer!y 50
oil, test among thos9 pres1n' anu par.eps.I